Building my rack

I finally got started on my rack which I've been waiting to do for a long while. It's not complete yet but here it is so far :) it's a eight high rack in the works.

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/03/30/a8unypy9.jpg

Looks like its comin along pretty well.
Keep up the work! :P

From your sig it looks like your gonna need to get some females :rolleye2: lol

Nice! :gj:

Yeah only got one girl at the moment just haven't decided what I want next :)

So now I'm at the point where I need to order heat tape. I'm looking at Reptile Basics and they have the Heat Tape I need but their connection set requires a cripping tool which I don;t want to have to buy does anyone know where to get the Alligator clips that you can just use Vice Grips to clamp it to the heat tape?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/DIY-Eyelet-P...item4d0b26025a

They are not costly items.

I have reservations in using a craft tool (you can buy a martha stewart brand one if you want...:rolleye2:) for an electrical connection but that is what they are using. They do however recommend, solder connections, as a first option. I personally would suggest rivets not little craft eyelets but solid copper rivets they are far more costly and complex to use.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4IhEI6xRqc

I was talking about these clips shown in the above youtube video.

I thought you were looking at the reptile basics heat tape and the crimped connector eyelets they are using now.

http://www.reptilebasics.com/thg-heattape-connections

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Originally Posted by Adin

So now I'm at the point where I need to order heat tape. I'm looking at Reptile Basics and they have the Heat Tape I need but their connection set requires a cripping tool which I don;t want to have to buy does anyone know where to get the Alligator clips that you can just use Vice Grips to clamp it to the heat tape?

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Yeah I'm going to order the heat tape from reptile basics but I'm looking for the clips shown in the video. If any thing at all ill just have to solder

http://beanfarm.com/product_info.php...58127e7387b185

You might as well use the flexwatt it offers lower operational temps with mean a greater safety.